Jobs in Spain for English Speaking People

JOBS IN SPAIN 2012 - SPAIN JOBS

This page is for English-speaking people trying to find English jobs in Spain or British jobs in Spain.

Our assumption in writing this page on searching for English speaking jobs in Spain is that you are not Spanish.

You are most likely from overseas such as the United Kingdom, America or another European country and you are planning on moving to Spain and therefore want to find out as much information on jobs in Spain for 2012

If possible you want to get a job offer in Spain before you make your move and relocate. So basically you are an expat looking for popular jobs vacancies in Spain and you are regarded as a foreigner in Spain.

Don't worry - we have one of the best websites for finding jobs in Spain!

FINDING JOBS IN SPAIN AND WORK IN SPAIN IS DIFFICULT

When looking for job opportunities in Spain you may need to lower your expectations of what type of job prospects you can find. We know you want to find the best jobs in Spain and no doubt you have dreamed of a better quality of life and you want to move to Spain but you must realise in advance that unemployment is high in Spain at over 20% and job opportunities are limited and much lower paid than in Northern Europe and the USA. Working in Spain can be very hard and low-paid.

If you are moving to Spain and looking for a job then you are immediately at a disadvantage due to the language barrier. Our immediate advice is to learn some basic Spanish.

Even if you speak fluent Spanish (Castellano) many regions of Spain have their own dialects - for example in the Costa Brava (Barcelona) area they primarily speak Catalan. Even if you are fluent in the language, in Spain most jobs are given to locals who are often close family members or relatives.

In any case competition for a job in Spain offering a contract which comes with an entitlement to medical care is intense and employers can afford to be very choosy. Unemployment in Spain is very high and competition for positions and openings are fierce just even among the Spanish locals. Also in Spain there are many illegal immigrants from North Africa and Eastern Europe) competing for low-paid, menial job positions.

As a foreigner competing against Spanish nationals for jobs you are immediately at a disadvantage when looking for work in Spain and certainly it would be best to concentrate on looking for English speaking jobs in Spain. The most common types of English jobs on offer will be bar jobs, construction and buildings jobs, sales jobs and jobs in the travel and tourist sector such as driving jobs and catering jobs.

At least if you are from the United Kingdom, as an European Union citizen you won't have the need to obtain a work permit and apply for a residencia, something which many Americans, Canadians and Australians who want to work in Madrid and Barcelona have to overcome first. Also most UK qualifications will also be recognised in Spain.

Our advice and tips also apply if you searching for work in Spain and you are from Poland (Polish speakers), Holland (Dutch speakers), Germany (German speakers), Sweden (Swedish speakers), Russia (Russian speakers), Norway (Norwegian speakers), Romania (Romanian speakers), Morocco (Moroccan speakers), France (French speakers), Belgium (Belgian speakers), Ecuador (Ecuadorian speakers) or Columbia (Colombian speakers).

JOBS IN SPAIN - EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS, WAGES, PAY AND WORKING HOURS

We are always being asked - what are the best paid jobs in Spain, what job offers are available and how much can I earn in Spain? If you are lucky in your search for finding a job in Spain you will then find that your wages and take home pay are much lower than equivalent jobs in other countries such as the United Kingdom or America. For example if you have a salary of £30,000 and you find an equivalent job position in Spain you may be paid about €20,000 - and although the cost of living in Spain is lower - it isn't that much lower! If you are in a legal job your employer will deduct national insurance (social security) and tax from salaries.

Not only do jobs in Spain pay less you also tend to work longer hours. Most jobs in Spain start at around 9am some 10am with a long lunch break of two hours before resuming until 7pm or 8pm. While your job in Spain may have a long lunch hour for what is known as siesta time - if you have a young family then that is no consolation as you won't see them much until the weekends.

It's an unfortunate fact that many people who come to Spain searching for employment, a job and a better quality of life end up finding a job that is low paid and comes with longer working hours than they used to work back home. Many people end up disillusioned and end up leaving Spain for financial reasons.

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JOB SEARCH SPAIN

When you are living in Spain you will find getting and searching for a job is much easier - although - we repeat our advice that good jobs in Spain are still thin on the ground and career opportunities are few and far between. Whatever your previous vocation in life, be prepared to be flexible and completely change career direction. Most Spain job vacancies are found through word of mouth and in local newspapers.

If you are looking for jobs in Spain you can use our job finder service by emailing us and registering your details so we can contact you when vacancies in Spain come up.

There are also plenty of other job finding sites that are posting latest job offers for Spain. Have a CV ready and be prepared to apply for the job immediately.

You will find the best possibilities for finding English or British jobs in Spain would be in the coastal areas which have large expat populations and therefore companies catering to the needs of these expats. These areas primarily are the Costa del Sol (especially Malaga, Marbella, Nerja, Mijas, Fuengirola, Benalmadena and Torremolinos areas) and the Costa Blanca (Alicante, Torrevieja, Benidorm jobs, Calpe, Javea, Moraira and Denia areas).

To give you an idea of the most popular areas of Spain that people speaking English are seeking and searching for work and English jobs in Spain - we get a lot of people emailing us asking where they can find job vacancies in Benidorm, Calpe, Torrevieja, Alicante, Malaga, Murcia, Marbella, Fuengirola, Benalmadena, Estepona, Torremolinos, Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Gibraltar, Valencia, Lloret de Mar and Tossa del Mar.

These areas are the most popular for people looking for English jobs in Spain. So typically you should be looking for jobs in Costa Blanca and jobs in Costa del Sol where most expats live. Also look at the slightly less popular areas of Costa Brava, Costa Almeria and Costa de la Luz.

WHERE TO FIND JOBS IN SPAIN FOR ENGLISH PEOPLE

If you are trying to get a job in Spain before you move to Spain then using the Internet to find jobs online is your best way of finding a job. It has to be said it is hard to find job vacancies in Spain because Spain does not have as many job recruitment agencies, job centres, human resources, or employment agencies as other countries do so you are limited to searching for jobs on websites, in particular expat websites often have bulletin boards where job vacancies, job postings, openings in Spain and jobs wanted in Spain are posted.

Try also the major newspapers which have good job classified listings: The Costa Blanca News which is in English naturally covers the popular Costa Blanca area which covers popular towns such as Alicante and Benidorm.

Sur covers the popular Costa Del Sol region of Spain which is certainly one of the best areas to look for work. The Sur newspaper in English has a very good classified ads section.

If your Spanish is good look for employment listings in the national Spanish newspaper El Pais which has a specific section for jobs.

COSTA BLANCA JOBS

The Costa Blanca region of Spain is situated on the east coast and is primarily a tourist and holiday destination due to the many wonderful sandy beaches. Therefore the most popular type of jobs will be tourist related such as bar jobs, restaurant jobs, hotel jobs etc.

This is a lovely area of Spain in which to live and work. There are lots of job opportunities here due to the high number of expats living on the Costa Blanca.

Below is a list of potential towns and cities in the Costa Blanca in which you could search for jobs: Albir, Alcossebre, Alcoy, Alfaz del Pi, Algorfa/La Finca, Alicante, Almoradi, Altea, Beniarbeig, Benidoleig, Benidorm, Benijófar, Benimar, Benissa, Benitachell, Bolulla, Busot, Cabo Roig, Calpe, Campoamor, Castalla, Catral, Caudete, Ciudad Quesada, Cumbre Del Sol, Denia, Dolores, El Campello, Elche/Elx, Els Poblets, Gandia, Gata de Gorgos, Gran Alacant, Guardamar, Hondon de la Nieves, Hondón Valley, Jalón Valley, Javea, La Drova/Barx, La Empedrola, La Fustera, La Marina, La Mata, La Nucia, La Zenia, Las Ramblas, Los Altos, Los Montesinos, Mar Menor, Mazarrón, Mil Palmeras, Monovar, Monserrat, Moraira, Oliva, Orba, Orcheta, Orihuela, Pedreguer, Pego, Pilar de la Horadada, Pinar de Campoverde, Pinoso, Playa Flamenca, Polop, Punta Prima, Rafol de Almunia, Relleu, Rojales, San Miguel de Salinas, Sanet Y Negrals, Santa Pola, Santiago de la Ribera, Sax, Teulada, Tibi, Torrevieja, Totana, Vall de Laguar, Villajoyosa, Villamartin, Villena, Villotel.

COSTA DEL SOL JOBS

The Costa del Sol is located on the south coast of Spain and is the most popular area of Spain for tourism as well as the most popular area for expats to live. This makes it the best area for you to consider finding a job in Spain.

As well as the typical tourist jobs such as bar work and restaurant work which are mostly part-time seasonal summer jobs, you will also find every other type of job you can possibly imagine. The best places would be to look for jobs in Malaga and jobs in Marbella.

Below is a list of potential towns and cities in the Costa del Sol in which you could search for jobs:

Algarrobo, Algatocín, Alhaurín de la Torre, Alhaurín El Grande, Almáchar, Almargen, Almogía, Álora, Alozaina, Alpandeire, Antequera, Árchez, Archidona, Ardales, Arenas, Arriate, Benadalid, Benahavís, Benalauría, Benalmádena, Benamargosa, Benamocarra, Benaoján, Benarrabá, El Borge, El Burgo, (Sitio de) Calahonda, Campillos, Canillas del Aceituno, Canillas de Albaida, Cañete La Real, Carratraca, Cartajima, Cártama, Casabermeja, Casarabonela, Casares, Coín, Colmenar, Comares, Cómpeta, Cortes de la Frontera, Cuevas Bajas, Cuevas de San Marcos, Cuevas del Becerro, Cútar, Estepona, Faraján, Frigiliana, Fuengirola, Fuente de Piedra, Gaucín, Genalguacil, Granada, Guaro, Humilladero, Igualeja, Istán, Iznate, Jimera de Líbar, Jubrique, Júzcar, La Viñuela, Macharaviaya, Málaga, Manilva, Marbella, Mijas, Moclinejo, Mollina, Monda, Montejaque, Nerja, Ojén, Parauta, Periana, Pizarra, Pujerra, Rincón de la Victoria, Riogordo, Ronda, Salares, Sayalonga, Sedella, Sierra de Yeguas, San Pedro de Alcantara, Tarifa, Teba, Tolox, Torremolinos, Torrox, Totalán, Valle de Abdalajís, Vélez-Málaga, Villanueva de Algaidas, Villanueva de la Concepción, Villanueva de Tapia, Villanueva del Rosario, Villanueva del Trabuco and Yunquera.

COSTA BRAVA JOBS

The Costa Brava region of Spain is situated in North East Spain and this area borders France. Not the best area to look for jobs because although there are some popular tourist resorts, there are much fewer expatriates living in these areas so the opportunities are much less than the more popular Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol areas.

Below is a list of potential towns and cities on the Costa Brava in which you could search for jobs: Lloret de Mar, Malgrat, Cap Salou, Tossa de Mar, Blanes, Girona, Cambrils, La Pineda, Portaventura, Salou and Sitges.

JOBS IN TENERIFE

Tenerife is largest of the Canary Islands and very much a tourist destination so look here for your typical seasonal, summer jobs in Tenerife such as bar jobs in Tenerife and hotel jobs in Tenerife. We have a dedicated jobs in Tenerife page with more information.

Below is a list of potential towns and cities on Tenerife in which you could search for jobs: Santa Cruz de Tenerife the capital, Amarilla Golf, Costa Adeje, El Medano, Garachico, Guia De Isora, Los Cristianos, Los Gigantes, Playa De La Arena, Playa De Las Americas, Playa Paraiso, Puerto De La Cruz, Puerto De Santiago and San Miguel De Abona.

JOBS IN IBIZA

Ibiza is the third largest of the Balearic Islands. Ibiza is one of the most popular places in Spain for jobs because of the huge popularity of the island for dance music and clubbing in the famous nightclubs such as Space, Eden and Pacha. The best jobs will be San Antonio jobs as it is the island capital.

Ibiza is very much a seasonal island therefore it's really the place to look for summer jobs in Ibiza such as bar jobs in Ibiza i.e. working as a barman or barmaid, hotel jobs in Ibiza, dancers, models, PR reps (promotors), clubbing jobs and nightclub jobs in Ibiza. Get looking now for the 2012 season because competition is immense.

Below is a list of potential towns and cities on Ibiza in which you could search for jobs in Ibiza: Cala Llonga, Es Cana, Figueretas, Formentera, Ibiza Town, Playa D'en Bossa, Portinatx, Puerto San Miguel, S'argamassa, Sa Caleta, Ibiza, San Antonio, San Antonio Bay, San Jose, Santa Eulalia and Talamanca.

JOBS IN MALLORCA/MAJORCA

Mallorca (also known as Majorca) is largest of the Balearic Islands and hugely popular as a holiday island so look here for your typical seasonal, summer jobs in Mallorca such as bar jobs in Mallorca and hotel jobs in Mallorca/Majorca. Magaluf is the best resort to look for jobs followed by Alcudia.

Below is a list of potential towns and cities on Mallorca/Majorca in which you could search for jobs in Mallorca: Alaro, Alcudia, Ca'n Picafort, Caimari, Cala Bona, Cala D'or, Cala Millor, Cala San Vicente, Calas De Mallorca, Camp De Mar, Costa De Los Pinos, Deya, Illetas, jobs in Magaluf, Paguera, jobs in Palma, Palma Nova, Playa De Muro, Pollensa, Puerto De Soller, Puerto Pollensa, Pula Golf, Son Severa, Randa, Sa Coma, Sa Pobla, Santa Margalida, Santa Ponsa and Santanyi.

JOBS IN LANZAROTE

Lanzarote is the easternmost and the fourth largest of the Canary Islands. It is situated in the Atlantic Ocean about 80 miles (125km) off the coast of Africa and is very popular for tourism. Look mainly for seasonal and summer jobs in Lanzarote such as bar jobs in Lanzarote and hotel jobs in Lanzarote.

Below is a list of potential towns and cities on Lanzarote in which you could search for jobs in Lanzarote: Arrecife the capital, Costa Teguise, Matagorda, Playa Blanca, Playa De Los Pocillos, Puerto Calero and Puerto Del Carmen.

JOBS IN GRAN CANARIA

The Spanish Canary Island (often referred to as the Canaries) of Gran Canaria has a number of popular holiday resorts which are good for looking for jobs. These resorts include Amadores, Bahia Feliz, Las Palmas, Maspalomas, Meloneras, Playa Del Ingles, Playa Taurito, Puerto Mogan, Puerto Rico and San Agustin.

JOBS IN MADRID

The capital of Spain, therefore in this city you will find some tourist related jobs such as bar jobs in Madrid and hotel jobs in Madrid, but most job vacancies for English-speaking people will be for relocation opportunities for international companies with headquarters in Madrid. It is here that any intern jobs (similar to that of being an apprentice or apprenticeship) would be found in mainly US-based companies.

JOBS IN BARCELONA

The second largest city in Spain it's a very popular tourist destination and so you will find many seasonal tourist related jobs such as bar jobs in Barcelona and hotel jobs in Barcelona as well has vacancies for professionals as many multinational companies have offices in the city of Barcelona.

COSTA ALMERIA/MURCIA JOBS

The Costa Almeria/Murcia region of Spain is the driest area of Spain and it has some popular towns and cities which include Garrucha, Mojacar, Vera, El Ejido, Los Gallardos, Turre, Cartagena, Santiago de la Ribera, San Pedro del Pinatar, Los Alcázares, Cabo de Palos, Águilas, Las Negras, San Jose, Aguadulce, Almeria, Roquetas de Mar, Viator, Adra, Benahadux, Albox, Almerimar, Carboneras, Aguilas and Cuevas del Almanzora.

WHAT TYPE OF SPAIN JOBS SHOULD YOU SEARCH FOR?

First of all - when looking for English speaking job vacancies and jobs in Spain you need to be flexible and be willing to change career direction entirely. Your best hope for finding a job in Spain would be at a company that needs people who speak English - for example a computer company who deal internationally or a Spanish property company that market to British buyers and who can offer you English jobs in Spain.

In fact most job vacancies in Spain for English speakers will be in the property market industry in the areas where expats live. There are many jobs in the Spanish property market - this includes sales positions which are almost always commission based as well as jobs for people in property maintenance companies - in other words construction jobs and building jobs for English speaking people.

HOTEL JOBS IN SPAIN - TOURIST RELATED WORK AND JOBS

There are also many jobs and positions available in Spain's tourist industry although often of a seasonal and part-time nature, these include promoting for bars and clubs, masseurs, performers, bouncers, doormen, hotel work, catering jobs such as chefs and cooks, airport jobs, villa rental and lettings jobs, tour and travel reps, car hire jobs and there are plenty of cleaning jobs available in Spain. Some of these jobs come with live-in accommodation which really helps you survive financially in Spain.

Spain's popularity as a tourist destination also means there are transport related jobs such as driving jobs in Spain i.e. coach driving jobs, van drivers and driving people to the airport and back as well as related driving jobs such as taxi jobs, HGV jobs, warehouse and logistics.

EXPAT JOBS SPAIN

Other typical jobs for English speaking people you are likely to find would be jobs that cater to the large expat population in Spain, these include: pool cleaners, translators, beauty therapists, interior designers, singers, dancers, entertainers, gardening jobs, villa cleaning jobs, bar jobs and bar work, hairdressing jobs, shop assistants, cashiers and retail work in English and British goods shops, graduate jobs, taxi service, driving jobs including removals, restaurant jobs such as chefs, waiters and waitresses, fitness jobs, beautician jobs, pet care jobs, personal trainers, health care assistants, voluntary jobs at charity shops, computer services, business services such as graphic design, computer repair, contractors, babysitting, nanny jobs, au pair jobs, child care jobs, carer jobs, housekeeping, finance jobs, security jobs, accounting jobs, mechanics, insurance sales positions, hospitality jobs, customer service jobs, there are many English newspaper and magazines requiring writers and sales jobs in Spain etc - we hope this list gives you some idea of the types of jobs in Spain that are the most likely possibilities when you are job searching.

There are now many expat radio stations and newspapers in Spain so these businesses are looking for media people as DJ's, presenters, writers, journalists, web design, photographers and sales positions selling advertising space.

One of the problems with jobs in Spain is the seasonal aspect - for example getting holiday jobs and summer jobs in Spain such as bar work in Spain or being a waiter or waitress is fine in the July and August but come October you may find you are out of a job! Still if you are a student these jobs could be great fun over the summer. Many of these jobs will be on a part time basis.

JOBS IN SPAIN FOR PROFESSIONALS

There are few management jobs, few marketing jobs, legal jobs, education jobs, media jobs, office jobs or executive jobs in Spain for professional people although there are some secretarial and administrative positions working for companies such as legal and financial companies. You also won't find many care or nursing jobs available in Spain.

For professional jobs search for vacancies in the major cities of Spain such as Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Cadiz, Cordoba and Seville. These big cities are the best places for jobs for Americans in Spain or for foreigners because many International companies have their Spanish headquarters in these locations.

Gibraltar focuses on financial services and is another place that require professional corporate workers such as for jobs as accounts assistants, bookkeepers, sales executives, PAs, receptionists and secretaries.

I.T. JOBS SPAIN

Anyone searching for vacancies and IT jobs in Spain (IT stands for information technology) stand a good chance as many I.T. companies have job offers and opportunities for English speaking people because this is an international industry and Spanish language skills will not usually be necessary. There are opportunites for software developers, programmers and web designers.

Look for the Spanish word informatica when looking for computer-based jobs in Spain. The website TechnoJobs has listing of IT/computer jobs in major cities such as Madrid and Barcelona.

TEFL JOBS IN SPAIN - TEACHING JOBS IN SPAIN

Many people imagine they can easily get jobs in Spanish by teaching English. Well you can find teaching English jobs in Spain especially if you have a teaching qualification such as TEFL (this stands for teaching English as a foreign language) or ESL but there are more people wanting teaching English jobs in Spain than there are job vacancies for teachers and pay and saleries are very low as a result.

Instead why not look into getting a job as a teacher or teaching assistant at one of the many international schools in Spain?

BAR JOBS IN SPAIN

Bar jobs in Spain undoubtedly rate as one of the most popular English jobs in Spain because most expats cannot speak Spanish well enough to get clerical employment and secretarial work in Spain - so getting bar work is a relatively easy way of getting into Spain. But of course as a bartender, barman or barmaid you will earn mimimum wage at best.

Most bar jobs in Spain will be on a part-time basis without a contract meaning your employment will be without medical benefits or unemployment benefits. Bar jobs in Spain require working long unsociable hours, often until the bars close at 2 or 3 in the morning.

For English speaking bar jobs in Spain we suggest searching in the major tourist resorts and destinations such as Madrid, Barcelona, Lloret de Mar, Tossa de Mar, Ibiza, Lanzarote, La Palma, Fuerteventura, Majorca (Mallorca), Canary Islands, Gran Canaria, Menorca, Tenerife, Alicante, Torrevieja, Benidorm, Marbella, Malaga, Mijas, Benalmadena, Torremolinos and Fuengirola.

CONSTRUCTION JOBS IN SPAIN - JOBS IN SPAIN FOR TRADESMEN

Construction and building jobs in Spain are by far one of the very best ways of getting a job in Spain. The boom in the Spanish property market has led to an explosion of new housing and renovations on older properties and so there are many property jobs.There are plenty of builders needing staff.

With the amounts of United Kingdom residents buying property they like to deal with people who can speak English. If you are a tradesmen such as a builder, carpenter, engineer, technician, roofer, electrician, plumber, painter, tiler, plasterer, bricklayer, labourer or another construction type tradesman then you are likely to find construction jobs in Spain as companies and employers are still hiring for these types of positions. Wages and rates of pay are likely to be in the region of €100-€130 a day.

Competition for construction jobs in Spain is fierce. Southern Costa Blanca going rate is approx. €80 a day. Northern Costa Blanca is €130 but costs of living are higher.

SALES JOBS IN SPAIN

There are many sales jobs in Spain because there are many companies providing services to the growing expat population in Spain. These businesses and companies know that so many people want to move to Spain that they can easily find people looking for work and available vacancies - admin positions as well as for sales.

The downside to this is that most sales jobs are paid on commission only, sometimes you will receive a very low basic pay with potential bonuses on top. Rarely will you be offered a full-time position with a contact with all the benefits that go with that. Most sales jobs in Spain involve call centres and telesales where you telephone people trying to sell them products such as cheap telephone calls, villa painting etc.

GETTING A JOB IN SPAIN - TIP 1
Have at least six months money as savings to live on while you try finding a job in Spain.

GETTING A JOB IN SPAIN - TIP 2
Learn as much Spanish as possible BEFORE you move to Spain as this massively increases your chances of finding job opportunities in Spain.

GETTING A JOB IN SPAIN - TIP 3
Jobs for English speakers in Spain are very limited so be prepared to turn your hand to anything to get a foothold in Spain and accept any jobs that are available.

GETTING A JOB IN SPAIN - TIP 4
Be prepared to work much longer hours as jobs in Spain start earlier and finish later.

GETTING A JOB IN SPAIN - TIP 5
If you are looking for work in Spain for English speakers be prepared to work for a lot less than you are used to as wages, job benefits and perks are a lot less in Spain.

GETTING A JOB IN SPAIN - TIP 6
Learn a new skill, especially something practical and use it to get a job or start your own business.

GETTING A JOB IN SPAIN - TIP 7
If you have a skill consider starting your own business in Spain instead of looking Spain jobs for English speakers, then you are in control. Also consider working from home. Most expats end up self-employed (becoming an autonomo) in order to earn enough money to survive in Spain.

USEFUL JOB RESOURCES:

The British Chamber of Commerce in Spain has a list of members with operations in Spain, these are mostly multinational companies which could provide a source of work and jobs.

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Recruitment agencies in Spain are one of the best sources of work and are known as Empresas de Trabajo Temporal (ETT). Most jobs opportunities will be of a temporary contract nature and will mostly be professional and administrative type positions. Here is a full list of known recruitment agencies in Spain.

This website covers the best towns and cities in Spain in which to find work and jobs as well as a live feed with latest vacancies: Jobs in Spain Website

Another good website for expat jobs for English-speaking people living in Spain is Think Spain.

The global recruitment website Monster has a specific Spanish online version.

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